A false dawn - why are China's A shares perking up?

Is an underground fund management business in league with crooked analysts and executives?
May 02, 2002

China's A-share market has jumped back from its lows, but has this been because of improved fundamentals or the result of a harmful investor mentality fostered by a misallocation of capital by the country's huge underground funds industry?

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